Pierre Bien-Aimé

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99 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 3d ago

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The federal lawsuit was filed this week in the Northern District of California. voice-verified
It's one of the first in the U.S. voice-verified
to scrutinize the potential role of AI in determining layoffs. voice-verified
Meta began laying off 8,000 employees, or roughly 10% of its workforce, in May. voice-verified
A company spokesman rejected the allegations and said workforce management decisions were made by people, not AI. voice-verified
And that's it for your TNB Tech Minutes. voice-verified
We'll have another quick tech update in the morning. voice-verified
Tell Congress, stop the Durbin Marshall money grab for corporate megastores. voice-verified
Paid for by the Electronic Payments Coalition. voice-verified
Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, July 14th.
I'm Pierre Bien-Aimé for The Wall Street Journal.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is banning the construction of big new data centers for up to a year, making New York the latest state to confront the rollout of sites powering the AI boom.
According to her office, Hochul, a Democrat, is set to sign an executive order today temporarily freezing construction on data centers with capacities of at least 50 megawatts.
The order will halt any projects still awaiting a permit.
The moratorium will last as long as it takes to create data center regulations, but no more than a year.
Dozens of cities and counties across the U.S.
have issued temporary halts on data center construction, but no other state has enacted a similar freeze, though several have proposed similar bans.
In pre-market trading, shares in IBM sank more than 20% after the company issued a profit warning.
In a letter to investors, IBM's CEO cited a shift in customer spending from software to AI hardware and memory chips and said it didn't react quickly enough to the changing market conditions.
Most carriers offer the service for free, but Frontier hasn't yet said whether it will charge extra for Wi-Fi.
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